NEET-UG Exam: Transition to Digital? Exploring CBT Mode's Impact
The Ministry of Education is analyzing the feasibility of conducting the NEET-UG exam in Computer-Based Test mode. Deliberations with health officials focus on student impact and infrastructure readiness. The need for reform comes amid controversies over exam integrity and paper leaks.

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The Ministry of Education is considering a significant change in the conduct of the NEET-UG exam by analyzing its potential shift to a Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode. This move follows extensive debates between education and health ministries about the exam's format.
Despite the fact that over 22 lakh candidates sit for the NEET-UG every year, the proposed reform gains momentum in light of past controversies, including last year's paper leak, prompting a demand for a more transparent and secure examination process.
A high-level committee's recommendation for multi-stage testing could redefine the exam's structure, ensuring fairness in medical admissions across India's government and private medical colleges, amid ongoing CBI investigations into exam irregularities.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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